Culture / Paid-only A tale by the Tungabhadra Travels through history in Hampi By Maitreyee B Chowdhury / 8 Jan 2016
Comment / Paid-only Sex, the city and the university On pleasure, freedom and safety for women in urban spaces and institutions By Brinda Bose / 6 Jan 2016
Archives / Paid-only Shootings in Kabul The many obstacles of videography in an Afghan wedding hall. By Taran N Khan / 31 Dec 2015
Culture / Paid-only The wedding march For many employed in wedding bands in Nepal, the job is a quiet resignation to the lack of opportunities. By Paavan Mathema / 30 Dec 2015
Culture / Paid-only On how to be a woman How the missing sindoor in my hair provoked unwelcome attention from a complete stranger By Jyoti Singh / 29 Dec 2015
Comment / Paid-only An unjust war: ‘Love Jihad’ and honour killings are strategies to quell challenges to caste, class and gender conventions During his tenth class exam, the one thing that had pushed Faisal to study hard was his father's promise to buy him a cellphone that would "click By Neha Dixit / 27 Dec 2015
Comment / Paid-only Reasoning with intolerance The defence raised by the rightwing apologists about growing intolerance needs to be addressed By Ajay Gudavarthy / 25 Dec 2015
Profile / Paid-only The tomb of Sha-Za-Fa BOOK EXTRACT: A writer in search of Bahadur Shah Zafar’s tomb in Burma. By Salil Tripathi / 24 Dec 2015
Profile / Paid-only The importance of being honest BOOK EXTRACT: A gay man comes out to his father in 1980s India. By Siddharth Dube / 23 Dec 2015
Archives / Paid-only Where will all the young queers go? Despite legal reforms, Nepal’s societal mores continue to constrain daily lives and freedoms of sexual and gender minorities. By Danny Coyle / 23 Dec 2015
Comment / Paid-only Far from truth: On the policing of sexuality of migrant workers’ wives in Nepal Every day around 1500 people leave Nepal to work abroad in the Gulf countries and Malaysia. For most migrant workers, the goal is simple – to have an attractive job and By Weena Pun / 23 Dec 2015
